Zyrus
Meaning of Zyrus
Zyrus (pronounced ZY-rus /ˈzaɪrəs/) feels like a bright spark on the horizon, blending the timeless charm of Cyrus—rooted in Greek-Persian traditions meaning “sun” or “throne”—with an energetic modern twist. The “Zy” at its front suggests zest and zeal, practically doing a happy dance off the tongue, while the familiar “rus” endnotes strength and leadership, giving the name a balance of playfulness and gravitas. Though still on the rare side—hovering around the 900th spot in recent U.S. baby name lists—a growing number of parents are choosing Zyrus for its fresh optimism and adventurous spirit. It’s as if each new Zyrus arrives carrying a promise of discovery, ready to carve out his own path like a rising star. Warm and uplifting, Zyrus offers families a name that nods to ancient heritage while sparking an inspiring vision of tomorrow.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as ZY-rus (/ˈzaɪrəs/)
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